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Progressive design-build services for Sonoma County behavioral health treatment facilities

Sonoma County is seeking a progressive design-build team to deliver behavioral health treatment facilities at the Los Guilicos campus in Santa Rosa. - Government buyer: County of Sonoma, Health Services Department; office identified as Sonoma County Public Infrastructure. - Requested services: One integrated progressive design-build engagement covering planning, site evaluation, programming, design, permitting, preconstruction, open-book estimating and guaranteed maximum price development, construction if authorized, commissioning, licensing support, training, and closeout. - Facilities and capacity: Two independently operational, locked Mental Health Rehabilitation Centers with 16 licensed beds each (32 total), plus one adult residential Substance Use Disorder Treatment Facility with 56 licensed beds. - Notable requirements: Facilities must support safe, trauma-informed, therapeutic, recovery-oriented care and sustainable operations, and comply with applicable IMD and DHCS requirements. The project also calls for a Community Workforce Agreement and open-book cost development. - Cost and schedule: The attachment identifies a target not-to-exceed cost of $90 million. Anticipated work includes a 245-day first phase and a 1,033-day second phase, followed by a 365-day warranty period; final completion is required within the stated project schedule. - OEMs and named vendors: No OEMs, equipment manufacturers, or contractor vendors are named in the provided materials; no equipment models or part numbers are specified.

Description

The County of Sonoma, through its Health Services Department, seeks statements of qualifications and proposals from qualified design-build entities for progressive design-build services covering planning, design, and construction of the BHCIP Round 1 behavioral health facilities. The project includes two locked Mental Health Rehabilitation Centers with 16 licensed treatment beds each, and one adult residential Substance Use Disorder Treatment Facility with 56 licensed treatment beds. The procurement uses a two-step selection process: qualification review and shortlisting, followed by evaluation of proposals from shortlisted respondents on a best-value basis. Responses are due December 4, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. PST; supplier portal registration is required, and covered contractors must comply with the County’s Living Wage Ordinance.

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